Date range: 1913 / Subjects: notes - ARVAS Search Results

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Miscellaneous notes and papers relating to Henry Rose Carter, malaria, and yellow fever, 1880/1925 Box 13, Folder 24

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Miscellaneous notes and reports, 1880/1940 Box 13, Folder 25

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Miscellaneous notes, speeches, and minutes relating to yellow fever, 1880/1920 Box 13, Folder 22

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Miscellaneous photographs, photographic negatives, maps, postcards, and envelopes relating to Philip Showalter Hench and Cuba, 1900/1960 Box 73, Folder 19

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Note relating to a fever chart, 1899/1950 Box 19, Folder 23

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Notes and envelopes for photographs relating to Camp Lazear and Camp Washington, 1900/1940 Box 73, Folder 39

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Notes concerning maps of sites in Cuba, 1900/1960 Box 57, Folder 15

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Notes on the publication:On Molecular Changes More Particularly in Relation to Epidemic Diseases, 1900/1925 Box 13, Folder 22

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Notes on the Stegomyia Mosquito, 1900/1930 Box 30, Folder 3

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Notes on the yellow fever experiments, 1900/1966 Box 49, Folder 39

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